Step 1
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Wrap a piece of electrician's tape around the wire and saw to length. A clamp or vice and a file are useful, but not absolutely necessary. |
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Place the body over the wire as shown. |
Step 2
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Untwist the outer strands by picking out and twisting in the opposite direction to the lay of the wire. |
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Slide the thin end of the cone over the center core. You can force the cone open with a screwdriver blade if necessary. |
Step 3
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Slide the Crown Ring over the center core with the concave side first.
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There is a hole in the center of the threaded stud, fork or eye. Push the Crown Ring on with this part and the core will protrude by the correct amount. |
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Twist the outer strands back into position over the cone. Firmly twist the Crown Ring in the direction of the lay while you position the outer strands in the slots. |
Step 4
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Wire Sizes up to 5mm (3/16") require 2 strands per slot (fig.2). Wire sizes above 5mm (3/16" ) have 1 strand per slot (fig.3). |
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When all of the outer strands are located the cone and Crown Ring will remain in place with no assistance. |
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Gently twist the body back over the wire, rotating in the same direction as the lay of the wire. |
